Sentence examples for so too although from inspiring English sources

I guess I think so too, although — well, read it for yourself.

So too, although the Bible tells of Jacob wrestling fiercely with an angel, angels also have been envisioned as ethereal, luminous beings in diaphanous robes.

Possibly Alistair Darling did so too, although his willingness to go along with the alternative increase counters the glowing reports of his newly dominant assertiveness.

Automakers were not alone in calling members of the panel; some environmentalists did so, too, although they appear to have been less successful.

I thought so too – although DSK's downfall reduces the appetite for another French candidate, even if Lagarde would be the first woman to head either the IMF or World Bank.

So too, although perhaps delivered in a less memorably offensive way, are the views of very senior managers like Mr Roberts, who clearly belongs to the machismo era of leadership: he has recently published a book on leadership, called 64 Shots partly because, he explains in a promotional video, there are 64 positions in the Kama Sutra.

Adam Lyth went cheaply and so too Ian Bell, although no real blame should be attached to either as they received fine deliveries from Mitchell Starc.

Pippa Lee is still searching and so too is Rebecca Miller, although her answers have popped up in the most unlikely of places.

Wolves head coach Kenny Jackett: "My back four did very well today, and so too my goalkeeper although he didn't have much to do.

The fact is that if Federer produces the kind of brilliant, horripilative tennis inviting claims of the apostolic, so too does Serena, although it seems certain she'll always be less appreciated than her white, male counterpart.

Today, these two principles happen to coincide: girls in public high schools are not allowed to wear headscarves, female excision is outlawed, and so, too, is bigamy (although many Muslim immigrants manage to bring along two or three wives and numerous children).